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bōbod
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Binding material, used to bind relatively small bundles, of something.
Common binding materials: for a dead person, a loincloth, lendom; bundle of tobacco or limbs of an animal or person, vine, wa'al; bark fiber, alīnaw, laphi; rattan, uway.
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For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to wrap-bind something (loc ref -on), with binding material (theme i-), as described above.
pamōbod; mamōbod
Ibōbodmu nan uway hi ngamay nan bālud ta adi lumayaw.
Bind the hands of the prisoner with rattan so he will not escape.
The bundling material is wrapped several times around that bundled. The body of a dead person is first wrapped in a death blanket, empat, and then bound with a loincloth, binuhlan, beginning with the feet and ending at the neck where the binding is tucked in, hu'bit. Other items, such as packages, are bound in a similar manner.
For someone (agent) to use something (inst paN-) for binding material, as described above.
Adim itapal nan wa'al ta way pamobod'u.
Don't throw away the vine so I will have something to use for binding material.
Iyālim nan uway ta pamōbod'un ten baluy.
Bring the rattan so I will use it for binding material on this house.
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